yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] androidforeve:
Been running it pretty hard for almost 2 days only thing I notice is I get a little bit of the green screen when I turn my phone on but not bad also phone seems to run a little warmer the 20 but nothing to be concerned otherwise super fast and smooth Mathkid
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] noizy1234:
That's probably from voodoo colors..
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] androidforeve:
Probably do you know how I can fix it if not no big deal because it only does it once in a while
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] SA-07:
Please take a glance at the FAQ :D
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] noizy1234:
Yes look at #11
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] androidforeve:
My apologies that was stupid of me:eek:
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] ebs512:
Thanks math, did you leave fsymc on?

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] SA-07:
Yeah it's on by default
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] JohnCorleone:
Bump...yay for 22!!! MK y u no hit me on GTalk?

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] rasengan82:
Guys, what does INT as in INT Voltage stand for?
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] SA-07:
GPU voltages
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Shadow Death:
I just realized that we are going to have Jellybean 4.1 (hopefully).. Who is going to make good kernels for the NS4G. :(

Edit : fixed thank you hlxanthus

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] SA-07:
Me?
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Kevin cracolici:
I sure hope so. :D

AOKP Crespo4g build 40 Matr1x V 22.0 cfs
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] hlxanthus:
4.1 will be jellybean!
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Shadow Death:
Yes, sorry about that. I scrambled to type that out before college algebra started.

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] SA-07:
How's v22.0 treatin y'all?
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Kevin cracolici:
Running great, smooth and snappy, no issues.

AOKP Crespo4g build 40 Matr1x V 22.0 cfs
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Rblacula:
Hey how's battery life w/ b40 and Matr1x 22.0? I'm prolly gonna root and flash this kernel and AOKP l8r today. I've been hesitant since stock is running fine, but my battery life is, well, lackluster, and I'd like to improve it.

Anyone have recommendations on underclocking and undervolting? Thanks!
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Snuffalofagus:
Pretty great if you don't have data on all day. I'm running b40 with v22.0 800/200 lazy screen on w/ 400/200 wheatley screen off and get outstanding battery life. But it really depends on how you're using your phone
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Rblacula:
Thanks a ton! Will try!
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] hlxanthus:
You can always use matr1x on rooted stock . . . Just saying. If you like stock but want simply to increase battery that would be a good way to go. If you are also wanting increased customization, then custom roms are a must. I am currently running aokp, but have run all the various roms out there and keep coming back to aokp. In honestly though I really do like kangyultra which is a modded aokp and will have to try the new version of that soon :D

And just to add another line of reasoning, bugless beast is awesome if you simply want rock solid perfection.

(just to tie it back in . . . )

And on all of these I have run matr1x with great succes. Mathkid is DaBomb !!
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Nahte27:
I've been running 22.0 for a while now and it seems to have solved the freezing in the last two releases. Good job mathkid! I knew you would fix it in the end :D
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Shadow Death:
So far its running great. :D

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Krayvon:
!

who can give me a brief description on Schedulers and what they do? :)
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] venom_762:
Yay it works my device, no boot loops and no freezing on boot running aokp 40

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] SA-07:
I can! :D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1369817
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] rasengan82:
Omg not with my phone right now... how's the snappiness? Faster than stock?
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] SA-07:
Omg ya!
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] roachy56:
It been running peachy keen and silky smooth. I am able to run at 1300 for the first time without boot loops :D. Fantastic work Mathkid

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Rblacula:
Thanks a ton! Very informative! Well, if I'm wiping my phone anyway might as well be able to theme it orange (my favourite colour)! I'll take ur suggestions to heart.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] ebs512:
If you want an awesome remixed orange theme, be patient as I am updating the mixer remixed theme...

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] res1n:
v22 is running flawless. Extremely snappy and great battery life, running with paranoid rom. Thanks math!
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Rblacula:
Cool! I am super excited!

To get back on topic: whatever happened to all of the other kernels? I don't see Trinity, Glados, Franco, etc. around here anymore... I remember trying this kernel and it was the best, but did all of the others really disappear?!? Is it that they transferred to the GNex? Either way, I'm going to migrate to AOKP and this kernel on my phone today and AOKP on my Xoom either later today or tomorrow, just to prepare for my vacation starting Friday!

Edit: oh, and which is more battery conservative: completely fair scheduler or brain **** scheduler?
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Gurujin:
Pretty slick, boss. Fast and running smooth.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] modmouse78:
Yeah, i am running 22 with remics and it is very smooth thanks for all the hard work mathkid
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Master Ramy:
Excellent kernel, v22, well done math kid, well done. We got an optimal battery setting or still good old skunk settings?
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Zpithika:
Been running smooth on v22. Really really smooth. Battery life is not quite what I was getting on v20 but its close. The smoothness is worth the tiny sacrifice. Good job mathkid.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] joebarkho:
Hey guys.. I just saying bye to these threads, I got the new evo :)
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Zahih:
Great MK, just great..

The most stable version after v19.5.

I have one request,

Can you add this kind of function (slide2wake) to Matr1x ?

Play Store link :

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.ponury.pgm2
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Skunk Ape1:
Bye buddy.

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Just Flash It !!!
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Shadow Death:
I have to admit, I've been drooling over the galaxy s III lately. I think it will be my next phone.

Anyone else checking out the new Google tables?

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] TransWarp:
Nexus 7 looks pretty good for the price. I wish Google had a 10" version though. I'd definitely take a 10" if it was priced at $299-ish.

I wonder if Google will offer a combo deal for all three Nexus devices. I'll take them for $600! :laugh:
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Master Ramy:
As soon as my credit card payment is processed I'll be pre ordering two siiis thru wirefly friends and family website, so by July 1st I will be saying bye as well :-). In the meantime rocking v 22 :-)
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] r_tarandus:
Running Matr1x v22 cfs with latest AOKP (b. 40) for a couple of days with no problems so far. Thanks mathkid, as always.

lulzactive 200/1200, noop

RE: Samsung Galaxy S3- I personally don't see a reason to jump ship. I guess if I *had* to switch over to a new phone, it would be the newest HTC EVO. The biggest gripe that I have with the Nexus S is that I have to hold down the home button to bring up the recent apps/multitasking screen, and it looks like the GS3 still has to deal with that?
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Krayvon:
!

sdk is out for 4.1 got any plans for it mafkid?
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] ejohn3288:
+1 I was just about to ask the same thing :D
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] ebs512:
I bet jelly bean is gonna drag just like ice cream sandwich...most devs are gonna wait for an official release, I think

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] 063_XOBX:
Should probably wait for sauce. SDK ports are usually really buggy and I'd imaging a kernel with parts from the SDK would be the same.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Krayvon:
!

i figured. i also don't think our hardware is are "up to date" as galaxy nexus or gs3.

sprint is bringing the gs3 to stores july 1st. i'll check it out then and see if its worth 200 bucks :P
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] tommy0823:
The gs3 is already at sprint. I actually just left there, and was playing w a white one. I definitely was nit impressed with cosmetics of it. And tbh as far as performance, its not much different than a gnex. Idk, over all, I wasn't impressed. :eek:. Ill wait till November thank u.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Zpithika:
Just flashed slim ics version 4.2 earlier today and added matrix version 22 and I'm getting crazy good battery life and performance. Take a look at these screen shots. And this is without a screen off profile or anything. Stock matrix settings.

I highly recommend this combo for anyone that wants a butter smooth experience with more than acceptable battery.

Once again ill say it, great job mathkid.

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] snrbobo:
WEW

hey! thats great news! I just flashed matr1x v22. what are your settings?
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] LiuAnshan:
Finally updated to the newest cm nightly and v22 matrix from 17.5 the other day >>. Running super smooth so far thanks alot Kid.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Zpithika:
I'm just using the stock settings from the kernel. I haven't changed anything. If you really want to squeeze as much battery life as possible out of it, I would use skunks settings.

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] SA-07:
Yeah I can easily ask him, but don't you know its rude to praise another kernel in another kernel thread? Nothing against you or ezekeel, but that's just rude and you could have posted that in the glados thread, not mine.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] derekwilkinson:
For all you glados people... I tried both kernels, and matrix is WAY faster... I'm running the same settings and I'm using the latest aosp rom.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] nodstuff:
Is this XDA troll forums or XDA developers forums???

Coz if this is the developers forums you are on the wrong website!

If you don't like the kernel then piss off and use another one.

don't you have any manners?? you have no idea of the work that goes in to this and if you do you should know better than to troll people.

now back under your bridge where you belong!!!!

and in future have some respect!!!

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Read above!

You posted on the wrong thread, this is MATR1X!!!!!

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I agree!!!

I also used both and matr1x is WAY faster!!!!
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] brianbgrp:
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Read above!

You posted on the wrong thread, this is MATR1X!!!!!

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I agree!!!

I also used both and matr1x is WAY faster!!!![/QUOTE]

Woah calm the hell down kids. I was bringing attention to a potential bug for math kid.. and had others confirm it. Was just pointing out it was working on a previous setup to show that it wasn't necessarily a phone/rom issue. I've used both kernels in the past and on GB roms myself and have no preference.

**** me for trying to provide full information about an issue. Reread my posts, I wasn't knocking on the kernel in any way. That other guy after me was the one who came off rude.

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] cyburke:
what kind of BATTERY LIFE are people getting with this kernel?

i've installed v41 of AOSP's rom along with the v13 of this kernel and my battery seems to be dropping like a rock..

i even have the proc limited to 200/800 mhz, no sync on gmail, only on contacts, etc..

Android System is using about 50% of the battery and overnight while i was sleeping (took the phone off charger right before bed) it was in "Keep Awake" for 7h 23m.. is that part of the problem?

any thoughts?
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] zyrtek69:
My Android OS keep awake time was pretty high like urs so I froze google + with titanium and its not an issue anymore. Just a suggestion
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] brianbgrp:
I've been noticing similar keep awake issues with multiple kernels actually. Hard for me personally to diagnose tho today...what with 3 new ics kernel versions out today I've been on a flashing spree to try em all

Edit. Gonna try above posters suggestion

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] whiteintegsg316:
Mathkid I'm getting twice the data speed with glados kernel. I'm on v41 and I tried v13 vs glados 2.3. Please tell it just something stupid I like you and your kernels better thank glados
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] derekwilkinson:
???

Data speed shouldn't be changed from the kernel like that. It's probably something to do with sprint's ****ty network. I'm running matrix and data and 4g are running fast for me (well, fast for Sprint)
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Paul627g:
Just food for thought...

CM9 Alpha 18, Matr1x v13.0 overclocked to 1460 no live oc/stock voltages.

Nice job MK
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] nodstuff:
[/COLOR]

Read above!

You posted on the wrong thread, this is MATR1X!!!!!

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I agree!!!

I also used both and matr1x is WAY faster!!!![/QUOTE]

Woah calm the hell down kids. I was bringing attention to a potential bug for math kid.. and had others confirm it. Was just pointing out it was working on a previous setup to show that it wasn't necessarily a phone/rom issue. I've used both kernels in the past and on GB roms myself and have no preference.

**** me for trying to provide full information about an issue. Reread my posts, I wasn't knocking on the kernel in any way. That other guy after me was the one who came off rude.

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You're right man I apologise, mea culpa!

You were collateral damage!

The troll had to be dealt with and sometimes ya just gotta go thermonuclear! :D

I just saw glados and thought you were trolling. So apologies!
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] brianbgrp:
Its all good :-). I just had the flashing bug today after a full 24 hours yesterday without flashing a single thing. Was in feedback mode lol.

I've been on 4 diff kernels today lol

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] whiteintegsg316:
It just gets a better wifi would that be from a kernel
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] JPHoller:
Running this makes aosp 41 seem like a totally different rom. Thanks mathkid !
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Braneless:
That's a smart move, considering it takes at least one or two days to actually evaluate a kernel. What's the point of switching multiple times in a day?
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] ZiggSVO:
Maybe he would get random reboots on some? Maybe they'd freeze when trying to clock it? Some kernels just don't truly jive with devices

:p

v12.5 wouldnt work on my phone at all unless i left it alone completely lol

13 works great though.

I would say it takes a day or two to evaluate a rom. Kernels you can tell pretty easily if its snappier or jives will with your usage.

My favorite is when someone flashes something and complains about battery life that same day lmao

It takes a couple charge cycles and days for your device to relearn everything you just wiped off of it lol. Always worth a laugh
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Braneless:
I can't via nstools.

Is bld in the works for Matr1x?
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] SA-07:
You should be able to do it in setcpu, but let me look into that.

bld does work w/ nstools for me
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Braneless:
Weirdness... Bld works while I have nstools open, but quits as soon as I exit to do something else. I'll try reflashing.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] SA-07:
Ok, please let me know if it works!
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] modmouse78:
What are skunk's settings
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Skunk Ape1:
Scheduler: noop

governor: lazy.

Max cpu: 800

Min cpu: 200

Deep Idle on

Suggested Frozen apps (If you don't need them freezing them will help battery life. But if you use them its fine):

Wallet

Tags

Nfc service

Com.android sprint menu

Drm protected content

Facebook

Google+

There are several apps out there that can block apps and services from running on their own. I use Titanium Backup Pro. You have to get the paid for version to freeze apps and services.

Another thing I have been doing is making a screen off profile using Set CPU (Unfortunately it is also a paid app)

The beauty of a screen off profile is certain governors work better with the screen off and others work better with them the screen on.

The Wheatley governor while nothing special with the screen on is very special with the screen off. With my settings above and a screen off profile below, using the wheatley governor my phone can go and entire 4 hours without loosing a single % point of battery life. Considering how many hours your screen is off, think of how much longer your battery will last.

My screen off profile using Set CPU is

Min CPU 200

Max CPU 400

Wheatley Governor
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] w8setter:
Nstools-lazy gov. 200 min 800 max

Setcpu(profile)-wheatley gov. 200 min 400 max
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Shadow Death:
Anyone else having random glitching with the CM9 RC1 and this kernel? I suspect it's CM9 because I haven't had any issues with the OTA rom and this kernel.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Skunk Ape1:
I would agree. Kernels are pretty much phone dependent. If you phone likes a certain Kernel it shouldn't matter what Rom you run. If you weren't having problems with the Kernel before then it's most likely the rom.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] ebs512:
No glitching here on RC1

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Shadow Death:
Weird, so I made another post and it didn't seem to post. I've always had weird issues with CM. I had hoped my phone would like the RC a little more. Oh well AOKP it is. :D
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] ebs512:
My updated remixed themes work on both ;)

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Shadow Death:
Updated remix? Link please?
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] ebs512:
If you're on a computer click the red text link in my sig, if not, search the Google Play Store for Mixer ICS and all the colors should pop up (there's 2 pages) edit...click more by MrDSL and they will show up

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] roachy56:
I've been having weirdness with RC1 it really laggy and resource heavy I don't have any ram let for multitasking

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Shadow Death:
Yup looks like it was the CM9 rom. I've been running aokp all day with no problems.

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] ebs512:
Wait for markvis, he is updating his rom to cm9rc1 base tonight!

Math, I tried uploading this earlier but tapatalk was down so here it is 4G Full Signal where I live major props

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] roachy56:
what version of AOKP you rolling Shadow?
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Shadow Death:
AOKP 40 from Jun 24th
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] esoh:
Dim screen at power on

Sorry for the total newb question (I tried searching).

I just installed v22 (for the first time) running on BB 6/9. I'm using Skunk's settings.

When I power on, most of the time, the screen is a bit dim. Not dim enough to not use, but dimmer than I prefer. Sometimes if I power off/on quickly or after using the phone for a bit, it brightens up a bit.

Anyone else have this problem? Is this green screen (don't think it is). Low voltages?

Thanks.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] dscatto:
You just have auto brightness turned on. Turn the auto off & up the brightness either in the "Display" section in settings or using the control in the pull down notification panel.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] kevincwelch:
Tried multiple governors and I/O schedulers.

V22.0 is laggy with CM9 RC1.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] JohnCorleone:
Zero lag on my NS4G using 22. I tried it on Skank, AOKP 40 and Rascream..fast and smooth

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Skunk Ape1:
While I no longer have my Nexus, I ran v22 for a while and never had any problems with lag either.

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Just Flash It !!!
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] ebs512:
Skunk come back to the lightside or bribe me with a copy of your new phone to the dark side :D
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Shadow Death:
You should try AOKP. I I've been using build 40 with no major problems.

I ran into those very issues with CM9 but not with AOKP.

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] kevincwelch:
Like I said, lags on CM9 RC1.

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I've tried AOKP before. I like CM9. Besides, I'm tired of the whole "try my new ROM" thing. Matrix kernel has always improved my battery life and performance in the past, but not since 18...
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] derekwilkinson:
so use 18...
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] mixtapes08:
I didnt experience this "lags" youve mention. All version of matrix is smooth as hell..

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] ebs512:
I don't think its so much the kernal as the rom but I'll always trust matrix wherever I go, even the movie was sold out :D
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] SA-07:
Ohhh noooo

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Shadow Death:
Like I said, I ran CM9 and had nothing but problems. I suggested you try AOKP and you appear to get snappy. I have to say it sounds like you're just looking for some reason to cry.

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[Nexus S 4G Android Development] kevincwelch:
Yes, that's exactly it. Brilliant insight.

Seriously: The responses that annoy me the most are 1) That doesn't happen on my phone and 2) Try this ROM.

The first reply attempts to invalidate the user's experience. The second suggests that one has the time and the patience to flash and restore, which is often time consuming for some of us before the phone settles in.

Mathkid has had to modify his kernel for CM in the past. I'd think he'd want to know if people using a popular ROM were having problems with his kernel. (But then, I assume.)

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Can't explain it. I flashed it the way I always have. No matter what governor and I/O setting, I got lag. Went away immediately when I restored the CM9 kernel.

This is the first time I've experienced lag with Matrix, however.

Battery was +/- with recent versions. Speed was always good. Not this time around for me.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] ebs512:
Its not his kernal...